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ENCOM Wireless Data Solutions presents Wireless is Simple Principles of Wireless for Traffic and ITS Please note: At the end of this presentation, we will ask for the full name and email of each attendee to provide PDH credit information. For large groups, please provide all individual names and a single contact email.

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ENCOM Wireless DataSolutions presents

Wireless is SimplePrinciples of Wireless for Traffic and ITS

Please note: At the end of this presentation, we will ask for the full name and email of each attendee to provide PDH credit information.

For large groups, please provide all individual names and a single contact email.

ENCOM Wireless DataSolutions

Supplier of Wireless Networks for over 20 years

Over 15 Years of Traffic and ITS experience

Only wireless company specific to traffic and ITS

Thousands of radios deployed in Traffic controller cabinets throughout North America

Research and development for new radio products ongoing

Presentation Overview

Serial

Contact Closure

Ethernet

Wireless Technologies

License Free Bands

Choosing Frequencies900 MHz

900 MHz900 MHz

Advantages:Foliage PenetratingNon-Line-of-SightLong Range (up to 20Mi.)Does not interfere with Wi-Fi systems

Cautions:Lower bandwidth compared to higher frequencies

Choosing Frequencies2.4 GHz

2.4 GHz2.4 GHz

Advantages:High bandwidthWiFi standard frequencyWill work on combination with other

frequencies

CautionsSaturated due to Wi-Fi / Wi-MaxAffected by weather

Choosing Frequencies4.9/5.8 GHz

4.9/5.8 GHz4.9/5.8 GHz

Advantages:Higher bandwidthLess interference 4.9 GHz Public Safety band

CautionsClear Line-of-sight requiredShorter range (up to 10 miles)

Spread Spectrum Technology A transmitting technique where the original signal is spread over a spread over a wider areawider area than is required for the data to be sent.

Benefits:Benefits:– Higher throughputs and less bit errors

• Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS)• Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS)

Spread Spectrum Technology Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS)

Spreads its signal by “expanding” the signal over a broad portion of the radio band

High bandwidth applications

Wi-Fi, video, OFDM, WIMAX

Ideal for higher bandwidth apps Up to 108 Mbps throughput

Spread Spectrum Technology

Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS)

Spreads its signals by “hopping” the narrowband signal using matching hopping patterns

Allows to be immune to noise

Reliable and secure

Ideal for lower bandwidth apps Up to 1.1 Mbps throughput

http://www.itscosts.its.dot.gov/its/benecost.nsf/AdjustedUnitCosts (units are in $1000s)

Hardwire vs WirelessConduit Design and Installation - Corridor

50 - 75 (2004)

0.02 (1999)

Cost is per mile. Includes boring, trenching, and conduit (3 or 4 inch). Cost would be significantly less for an aerial installation. In-ground installation would cost significantly less if implemented in conjunction with a construction project.

Twisted Pair Installation

11 - 15.8 (2004)

0.02 (1999)

Cost is per mile.

Fiber Optic Cable Installation

20 - 52 (2004)

1 - 2.5 (2004)

Cost is per mile for cable and in-ground installation. Cost would be significantly less for an aerial installation. In-ground installation would cost significantly less if implemented in conjunction with a construction project.

900 MHz Spread Spectrum Radio

8.2 (1999)

0.1 - 0.4 (2004)

Cost is per link.

Capital Cost Op & Maint / yearTechnology comments

ENCOM Wireless Solutions Powerful radios – up to 1wt output

Multiple deployments

Immunity to noise

Rapidly deployed and redeployed

Easy to install and maintain

Unlicensed bands

Traffic infrastructure is ideal for wireless

Advantages of ENCOM Wireless

Fast Installation when using ControlPak Software developed by Encom

Guaranteed Performance

Complete system ownership

Low Maintenance

Complimentary technology to copper and fibre backbones

Wireless applications

Copper “Last Mile”

Interconnect

(5200/ 5300)

5100 Rack or Shelf mount

Bridging Copper

COMMPAK I/O 8

Emergency Vehicle Pre-emption

RTMS / Remote PTZ camera• Ethernet

COMMPAK IP or BroadbandCOMMPAK IP or Broadband

up to 1.1 Mbpsup to 1.1 Mbps

up to 108 Mbpsup to 108 Mbps

CommPAK Broadband (900, 2.4, 4.9, 5.8)• Live video• Network Access and connection

Broadband applications

CommPAK BroadbandCommPAK Broadband

Base UnitSingle or dualRadio options Integrated Unit

CommPAK Broadband (900, 2.4, 4.9, 5.8)• Mesh Networks• City wide WiFi networks

Broadband applications

CommPAK BroadbandCommPAK Broadband

Base UnitSingle frequency or

dual frequency

Installation Accessories

Interconnect ApplicationsInterconnect Applications Broadband applicationsBroadband applications

ControlPAK Software ENCOM’s innovation User Friendly & Simple Local Configuration Remote Configuration

and diagnostics Single software to program

Ethernet, serial and contact closure radios

ControlPAK Software Spectrum Scan Remote Configuration and

diagnostics System reprogramming

ControlPAK Software Ethernet programming Preprogrammed from the

factory to your specs Antenna alignments Bandwidth testing

Will Wireless Work Here?

You Bet!(But how would you know?)

ENCOM Site Survey Kit

Model 6500 Site Survey KitDesign RF Systems with Ease

Tests RF Link Viability Completely Self Contained 15 Minutes per Intersection

Encom Wireless Advantages• Leverage existing network infrastructure

• Ease of deployment

• Cost effective

• Easily expandable

Wireless Summary• License Free Spread Spectrum Technology

– Frequency hopping, direct sequence– 900 MHz, 2.4 GHz, 4.9 GHz, 5.8 GHz

• Fraction of the cost of running cable

• Cost effective, proven technology

• ControlPAK software – ENCOM's innovation

• is the leader in Wireless for Transportation

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Wireless is simple!

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